Wage Hour Plan Mirrors NRA Proposals in Size and Scope
Washington notes a wage hour framework similar to the NRA plan, focusing on interstate industries and those tied to commerce. It sets a 25 cent minimum first year, 30 cents next, with potential 40 cent target, allows regional differentials, 40 hour weeks with overtime, and selective exemptions for executives professionals and farm workers.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
National Recovery Administration
NRA
North
South
Senate
Labor Department
Santa Fe Employees Return to Five Day Week Starting July
Santa Fe shops employees returning from a three day week will shift to a five day schedule starting July 1. W. K. Etter, vice president in charge of operations, cited a general upturn in business and an 11 percent rise in carloadings since April 1. He noted increased passenger travel and freight business with wheat crops ready to move, affecting about 8,000 workers.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
W. K. Etter
Charles Black Wins in Montgomery Ward Decorated Bicycle Parade
Charles Black of 912 Maine street won first prize in the Montgomery Ward sponsored decorated bicycle parade this morning. Second went to om Jones of 2012 New Hampshire Rreet and Francis C rall of 908 Maine. Fourteen bicycles entered with prizes of $5 $3 and $2 in sporting foods merchandise. Santa Fe promotes J A Gillies as assistant general manager eastern district with Topeka headquarters succeeding retiring D S Farley July 1.
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Charles Black
Maine Street
Montgomery Ward
Om Jones
New Hampshire
Santa Fe
J. A. Gillies
Topeka
F. A. Lehman
Gillies
la Junta
Colo
D. S. Farley
Diamond Ring Found in Wellsville After 18 Years
A diamond ring valued at $500, lost 18 years ago in Wellsville, New York, was found by Mrs. Myron George while gardening. She notified the owner, Mrs. Frank W. Murray of San Angelo Texas, who was urged to come and retrieve the ring. Elder Lawrence and pianist Grace Summons from St. Paul Minnesota will speak at the Pentecostal church at Nineteenth and Tennessee Wednesday night.
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Wellsville
N. Y
Gay
Myron George
Frank W. Murray
San Angelo
Tex
Lawrence
Grace Summons
St. Paul, Minn
Pentecostal Church
Nineteenth and
Tennessee
Test Your Knowledge Classified Quiz On Page Answers
Seven questions on the classified page request answers to Farallon Islands coast state outlaw Panama Canal Milky Way other names U S government department Eduard Benes mint pro tem meaning and jurisprudence authored by the reader guidance.
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Farallones Islands
Panama Canal
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Eduard Benes
U. S
Roosevelt announces $3.75 billion New Deal relief program
President Roosevelt unveils a large relief package including $75 million for a new public works operation, $175 million for Farm Security Administration rehabilitation, and hundreds of millions for loans and direct aid to farmers and families. Hyde Park details note educational efforts and widespread disbursements.
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Farm Security Administration
Rexford G. Tugwell
Taming of the Shrew by Tatterman Marionettes at Hoch Auditorium
The first of two summer program imports at the University presents Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew by the Tatterman Marionettes in Hoch Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Elden Smith directs with puppeteers David Crandall Jack Doran and Betty Reese. The troupe tours major universities and cities, having performed for about ten million people in 23,000 shows over fifteen years. Backstage access is offered by application. summer session students may attend with activity tickets.
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Hoch Auditorium
Tatterman
Elden Smith
David Crandall
Jack Doran
Betty Reese
Cornell University
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania
America
Boston
Los Angeles
Canada
Fly New Plane Home
A new Fairchild four place cabin monoplane was landed at the air port Sunday afternoon by Charles S. Andrews, 641 Vermont, who bought the plane in Hagerstown, Md. Andrews and Maurice Austill left Lawrence last Tuesday for the East to pick up the aircraft and were in the air ten hours on the return flight, spending the night in Springfield, Ohio.
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Charles S. Andrews
Vermont
Hagerstown
Andrews
Maurice Austill
Lawrence
Springfield
City to redecorate west South Park with imported boulders
City workers began work on a plan to redecorate the west side of South Park using boulders from near Belvoir. City engineer Ben M. Babb outlined the layout, with seven large boulders and many smaller ones forming the centerpiece around the 4.7 gun and relocating the flag pole to the west behind the gun.
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South Park
Belvoir
Ben M. Babb
Lehman Seeks Senate Seat as New York Trials 1940 Plans
Albany June 22. Governor Herbert H. Lehman declares he would accept a senatorial nomination to fill the late Royal Copeland seat, triggering a scramble for New York governorship and shaping 1940 national trends. John J. Bennett Jr. enters Democratic governor race as speculation swirls over Wagner and Dewey futures.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
United States
Senate
John J. Bennett
Lehman
Roosevelt
Royal S. Copeland
Robert F. Wagner
Washington Students of Politics
William S. Murray
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Tammany Hall
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
George Gordon Battle
Bennett
Tammany
Copeland
Mrs Gabriella Hutchins 86 Dies. Funeral Thursday
Mrs Gabriella Norris Hutchins aged 86 of 832 Kentucky Street died last night at Memorial Hospital. Lawrence resident 48 years. Funeral from Funk's Chapel Thursday at 10 30 with Rev Howard E Koelb. Burial in Oak Hill Mausoleum. Survived by husband Harry Hutchins and numerous relatives.
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Gabriella Norris Hutchins
Kentucky Street
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Funk
Howard E. Koelb
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harry Hutchins
L. H. Friend
Brookfield
Harry Roberson
Max Wilhelmi
Paul Lewis
Frank Lewis
Camdenton
Gabriella Fancher
Marion
Ind
M. D. Turley
New York City
Miss Jacobs Faints at Wimbledon in Shadow of Event
Helen Jacobs, former Wimbledon champion from Berkeley, collapses in the Wimbledon clubhouse before a second round match with Miss Ingram. She had just won her first round and has suffered a nerve issue in her right arm, with officials postponing her bout. Other leading Americans led by Helen Wills Moody advance to the second round as Budge and others pace the men's draw.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Joan Ingrany
England
Miss Jacobs
Mary Whitmarsh
Great Britain
Miss Ingram
America
Helen Wills Moody
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Dorothy May Bundy
Don Budge
Bunny) Austin
Henner Henkel
Gene Mako
Owen Anderson
Hollywood
Cal
M. Csikos
Hungary
Lawrence visitors discuss company and power office visit
Lawrence morning visit by Lawrence W N Gallagher of Automatic Washer Newton Iowa and W J Dickinson general sales manager to Kansas Electric Power offices. County relief project reports 63 acres of tomatoes in excellent condition under welfare director Mildred Watson. Plants sprayed cultivated and replanted where growth was not satisfactory.
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W.N. Gallagher
The
Automatic Washer Company
Newton
W. J. Dickinson
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Mildred Watson
Giants rout Reds as NL extends lead
New York Giants pounded Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters for eight runs to beat the Reds 8 to 4. Ival Goodman Ernie Lombardi and Alex Kampouris homered as Cincinnati trailed 2 0 early then collapsed. Also St Louis beat the Bees 4 to 2 and Cleveland defeated New York 3 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Giants
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Ival Goodman
Ernie Lombardi
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati
Derringer
Walters
Lombardi
Gumbert
Coff
Indians
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Gomez
Dickey
Glenn
Harder
Humphries and Hemsley
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sarees Caster
Bruker
H. Mills and Heath
Boston
Detroit
Grove
Rogers
Wagner
Dickman
Desautels
Kennedy
York
Washington
Chicago
W. Ferrell
Wen Hogsett
R. Ferrell
Giulian
Stratton
Rensa
Pearson
Allen
Pyt
Have New Police Car
The police department bought a new dark red Pontiac patrol car after trading in a damaged green Pontiac. Insurance contributed $214.85 toward the purchase, and the new car costs $55 more than the old one, with the city paying an extra $175 beyond the trade.
Funeral for Mrs. Maud Hiles
Funeral services for Mrs. Maud Hiles who died Monday at her home 2188 Kentucky Street will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. from the Rumsey Funeral Home. A Christian Science service is included and burial will take place at Twin Mound Cemetery.
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Maud Hiles
Kentucky Street
Rumsey Funeral
Twin Mound
Countess Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow Seeks Safety Order
In London on June 22 a British court granted Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow a legal order for her two year old son Lance. Rumors spread of a rift with her Danish noble husband who has been absent from London for two weeks and may be abroad. Friends do not know his location.
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London
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz- Reventlow
Lance
Company H Hosts Semi annual Feed At Armory
Following a short drill last night Company H of the 187th Infantry Kansas national guard held a semi annual feed at the armory. Capt Galen A Gorrill spoke and Maj Arthur J Ericsson addressed the group. A quartet and tap dancer from the Lone Star CCC camp provided entertainment. Forest fires in Canada scorch 250 mile front in Alberta.
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187Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Galen A. Gorrill
Arthur J. Ericsson
137Th Infantry
Lone Star
Wagstaff and Wag Staff Reopen Wiener’s Confectionary
Wiegmann’s confectionary returns to W. Wagstaff and R. B. Wagstaff after operated by W. L. Morrison since May 24. Morrison, ex KEU instructor, ran the store the week of May 18 with two days of remodeling and repainting. Mrs. Mildred D. Watson, Douglas County welfare director, departs tomorrow by train for Seattle to attend the National Conference of Social Workers meeting June 26 to July 3.
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R. H. Wagstaff
R. B. Wagstaff
Wiedemann
W. L. Morrison
Morrison
KE. U
Mildred D. Watson
Douglas County Welfare
Seattle
Wash
National Conference of Social Workers
Rain Delays Harvest in Newton Kansas
Heavy rain halted the wheat harvest in Newton Kansas delaying work that had started recently. The crop, though ready, remains uncut due to mud and ongoing moisture. Early elevator reports show new wheat deliveries at 57 to 60 pounds per bushel with yields of 8 to 28 bushels, while farmers warn the crop deteriorates daily from rain and rust.
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Newton
Kan
Romanian Fascist Codreanu Sentenced to 10 Years
Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, who sought a fascist state in Romania, was sent to Doftana prison in Prahova to begin a 10 year treason sentence.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
Doftana
Prahova
Team of Champions Los Angeles in Softball Demo Clash
Three former world champions Maxie Rosenbloom Jackie Fields and Mushy Callahan played in a local league softball game in Los Angeles. The trio showcased notable athletic versatility and drew attention from fans and sports pages.
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Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jackie Fields
Mushy Callahan
Roper Sees Upturn In Business This Summer
Secretary Roper said business statistics indicate an upturn in business and industry likely this summer or by fall, signaling improving economic conditions for Washington.
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Roper
Washington
Marriage License Issued to Julius A Klug and Gertrude Woods
A marriage license was issued at the courthouse yesterday to Julius A Klug and Gertrude K Woods, both of Lawrence, marking a formal union in the local records.
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Julius A. Klug
Gertrude K. Woods
Lawrences
Dry Forces Seek 1.5 Percent Alcohol Limit Poll
The Kansas united dry forces decided to poll all state office and legislature candidates on support for a proposal to cap legal beverage alcohol content at one and one half percent.
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Dry Forces
Newton
Kan
Kansas United Dry Forces
Anthrax Increases In Cattle After Wet Winter
A wet winter left standing water in the Sacramento area, and livestock authorities report a rise in anthrax among cattle. Stockmen are advised to vaccinate their animals. The article also notes that Balsam of Peru is sourced from a tree native to El Salvador.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Division of Animal Husbandry
Peru
Republic of
el Salvador
Clinton Belvoir church notes and upcoming services
Mr. Smith of Lawrence visited with his daughter Mrs. Roy Harrell and family. Rev Ward preached his last sermon in a five sermon series on the Second Coming of Christ. The regular Communion service is scheduled for Sunday June 26. Choir members from Children's Day to meet Friday for practice. Home Missions meeting at 2 PM Thursday. Mrs. Lesh to lead Bible study on John chapter two.
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Mr. Smith
Lawrence
Roy Harrell
Mr. Ward
Home Missions
Lesh
John
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Douglas County Kansas
Court demands answer to plaintiff's petition by July 17 1938. If unanswered, judgment will bless interest amounts on 1710 dollars and 90 plus 365.21 with five percent, plus 173.40 and 3.00 costs, foreclosing mortgage on 30 acres SE quarter of SW quarter Section 20 Township 12 South Range 20 East. Real estate to be sold to satisfy judgment. Attorneys: Gorrill Asher Gorrill.
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Douglas
State of
Kansas
John Callahan
District Court
Douglas County
Gorrill, Asher & Gorrill
Lawrence
W. E. Pepperell
Pau MacCaskill
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Farm Bureau Picnic Reports Good Attendance As Harvest Begins
The Farm Bureau unit held its annual picnic at Mrs. William Johnson's home with strong attendance. A noon picnic dinner was served and a regular business meeting followed in the afternoon. Harvest has begun in the neighborhood with much oats cut and some wheat. Bugs have damaged some fields, reducing fill.
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Farm Bureau
William Johnson
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Douglas County 1938
In Douglas County Kansas the Douglas County Building and Loan Association sues J. T. Garrett Marguerite Garrett and C. E. Friend. A sheriff sale is set for July 14 1938 at 2 PM at the west front door of the courthouse Lawrence to satisfy a June 4 1938 judgment foreclosing a mortgage on Lot 99 New York Street Lawrence Kansas. Fred A Vogler Sheriff of Douglas County Kansas signs the notice.
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J. T. Garrett
Marguerite Garrett
C. E. Friend
State of
Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
New York Street
Fred A. Vogler
Wae & Riling
Plainiff
Public Auction Notice in Douglas County Kansas 1938
The Fourth Judicial District Court of Kansas orders sale of real estate in Douglas County. Sheriff Fred A. Vogler will sell July 1433 at 10 a.m. at the west front door of the Lawrence courthouse. Property: East Half of the Southwest Quarter and East 60 acres of the Northwest Quarter in Section 21 Township 13 Range 20 East, totaling about 140 acres. No appraisement. proceeds to satisfy the order. Attorneys Gorrill, Asher & Gorrill. Gardner Smith. Journal-World June 15, 1938.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Acacia Educational and Building Association
District Court
Fred A. Vogler
R. E. Melvin
J._A. Dickinson
George Ott, Jr
George Ott
Fourth Judicial District Court
State of
Gorrill
Asher & Gorrill
Gardner Smith
Lawrence Daily_ Journal-World
Charles W. Adams
Edad
Mary E
Mary Smith
William T. Sinclair
Sinclair
Ishmael Keith
Martha J. Keith
Solomon P. Chase Keith
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Ve. Caleb Hultz
Robert J. Catlett
A. D
Nora Catlett
Lawrence Dalely Journal-World
Probate Court
Samuel Michael
Elmer Thomas Michael
Riling & Riling
Fred Jurgens
Anna Jurgens
Everett Jurgens
A. G. Jurgens
Emma Jurgens
John W. Bra
Etta Allen
Ladis Jurgens
Publication Notice in Lawrence Journal World 1938
Plaintiffs in Douglas County Kansas file amended petition names numerous heirs and defendants about real estate in Section 16 Township 12 Range 20. notice requires answer by August and July dates or risk equitable partition. Attorneys Gorrill, Asher & Gorrill represent defendants including Anna Jurgens and Garrett heirs.
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Laur Huntworth
Rufus Belden
William Porter
Irene Pittman
Mamie Thomsonx Lard
Wiii
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Lena Ruth Storrs
Albert ‘Storrs
M. Storrs
Silas Storr
James RS
Mildred Storrs
Leona Montgonery
Frank Garret Garrett
Robert J. James Garrett
Helen Garrett
Bert J. T.merritt
Garrett
Es- Lin
Josephine Dewolf
Mary
Range
Douglas Cou
Tore Pai
Equitable Relief
Gorrill
Asher & Nty
Kansas
John Callahans
District’ Court
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